
Guttering & Downpours
The combination of gutters and downpipes works together to divert roof water away from homes and buildings when it rains. Where a gutter is designed to divert roof water away from the face of a building, downpipes are designed to dispose of the roof water through drainage systems, or by guttering and downpouring service.
We as gutters and downpour service providers have years of experience in gutters and downpipes installations. We have always done and still do all of the guttering and downpour work to dispose of water on roofs. We install or replace and take on gutter and downpipe work without a roofing component.
As we offer a full range of plumbing service, our team is quite comfortable with the installation and replacement of metal and timber fascia boards. It’s all part of the roofing ecosystem.
If you need any assistance with a gutter and downpipe on your property, give Glenbrook Plumbing Services a Call Us today and let our team of experts put your mind at ease.
FAQS
The gutters are channels attached along the edges of your roof for collecting rainwater. Then, the downpipes take the water collected from the gutters and carry it downwards to the ground, away from your house.
Rainwater is the water that falls anytime there is rain, while gutters are the installed structures meant for collecting and directing rainwater away from your roof and foundation.
Their primary function can be noticed in the way they prevent water from building up around the foundation of your house, which could eventually cause structural damage, leaks and even erosion over time.
Water will start to accumulate around the foundation of your home, which can lead to plenty of problems, such as cracking, eroding and flooding.
Poorly installed gutters can easily let water overflow from your roof, leak and fail to drain properly. These may, in turn, render serious damages to your roof, walls and foundation aside from mould growth